What is the Purpose of Scientific Collaboration?

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In summary, the purpose of scientific collaboration is to bring together the knowledge, skills, and resources of multiple individuals or groups to work towards a common goal. This collaboration allows for the sharing of ideas, data, and techniques, leading to more efficient and thorough research. It also encourages cross-disciplinary and international partnerships, leading to a greater understanding and advancement of scientific knowledge. Additionally, scientific collaboration promotes peer review and validation of research, ensuring the accuracy and credibility of scientific findings. Ultimately, the purpose of scientific collaboration is to drive progress and innovation in various fields of study, with the ultimate goal of benefiting society as a whole.
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This is Soumya Ranjan Nanda currently pursuing Ph.D in IITG. I will be happy to help others and being helped by others.
 
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